judge baird says he doesn't believe the bail system is fair. prosecutors say they're frustrated with the judge's decision. >> because of the serious nature of the charge and public safety concerns that we have with anyone chargeled with those kind of charges it is something we want to look at. >> harris survived a kidney transplant in 2010. the exchange was profiled on the "today" show. >>> the president of a popular chain of restaurants in maryland will go to jail after pleading guilty to a peeping tom case. kyle muehlhauser was convicted of recording several women in the bathroom. the judge sentenced him to 90 days in jail. muehlhauser was arrested in february a few months after a woman found a small camera in a bathroom stall. >>> activists in annapolis want to put an end to political practices known as gerrymandering. it's where legislators manipulate voting boundaries in favor of one party. in exchange, they want to have independent panels draw the lines. >>> and stay with us. "news4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >> "news4 today"

lisa baird with the u.s.lympic committee joins us this morning with details about how you can celebrate team usa's journey and who you can meet today. good morning lisa. >> good morning. thanks for having me here. >> we've been fortunate enough to have jesse gary do many demonstrations for us this morning in center city. but tell us what else you can expect, who we can meet. >> we're really excited to start the road to rio tour in philadelphia. and it's our first stop. and we're even more excited because we have three very very famous olympians with us who will be signing autographs. and the first in carl lewis. multiple medal winner. inspired us all with his performances in track and field. we also have gold medal winner from our women's eight. we all know the history of philadelphia with rowing. and one of our rio hopefuls we have paige valinski who is coming down to join us. she's in field hockey. >> it seems like some of the activities at the exhibit are covered. so even if the shower happens to pop on th

judge baird says he doesn't believe the bail system is fair. prosecutors are frustrated with the judge's decision. >> because of the serious nature of the charge and the public safety concerns that we have with anyone charged with those kind of crimes it's something we want to care flyfully look at. >> harris lived through a kidney transplant and it was profiled on the "today" show. >>> and trying to figure out what may have caused a house to explode. two men were rescued from that rubble. and then taken to the hospital. right now, they are both listed in critical but stable condition. >>> a phone scam alert this morning. if you live in stafford county and you get a call from the sheriff's office asking for money, be alert. the sheriff office never solicits money over the phone. if you receive a call deputies would like to hear from you. >>> this sounds pretty low, but it's true. an 18-year-old man behind bars for ripping off a lemonade stand. the sheriff's department says two 13-year-old girls set up a stand on wednesday in rancho cucamonga, c

that's where dan baird, head instructor from california survival school comes to the rescue. first thing dan tells me to do is take off my shoes. tie them around my neck. shoes are not conducive to treading water wecht we may be here a while. >> maintain breathing. slow down. maintain heart rate. and figure out how to create a float. >> took my pants off. >> didn't think i would do this on tv. >> tie the legs tight. don't waste airspace. >> i actually turned my pants into a life preserver. >> if you don't see lane you just have to stay calm and conserve energy. >> panicking will deplete your energy and ability to think. >> another option dead man's float. fill our lungs with air. put yourself face down. just let yourself float. until you need to take a breath. >> when you fiend yournd yourself on the water this summer remember the simple tips that could mean the difference between a pleasant day on the water or something very different. for "nightline," matt gutman miami. >>> up next -- a fancy new coffee with a very unusual origin story. the secret is poop from a cat. i'm no

that's where dan baird, head instructor from california survival school, comes to the rescue.st thing dan tells me to do is take off my shoes. tie them around my neck. shoes are not conducive to treading water and we may be here for a while. >> the first thing we do is maintain our breathing. get it slowed down. slow down our heart rate. figure out how to maintain a float. >> you do that by -- taking my pants off. didn't think i'd do this on tv ever. >> tie the legs tight. don't waste airspace. by tying them too far up the pant leg. >> reporter: i actually turned my pants into a life preserver. >> if you don't see land what do you do? >> you don't see land, stay calm, conserve energy. >> reporter: panicking will deplete your energy and your ability to think. >> another option, dead man's float. fill our lungs with air. put yourself face down. just let yourself float. until you need to take a breath. >> reporter: when you find yourself on the water this summer, keep in mind these simple tips that can mean the difference between a pleasant day on the water and something very dif

hour we'll talk to cmo lisa baird about the road to rio. on that note we are less than 200 days from the olympic games. the torch is made from recycled aluminum and resin. about 12,000 torch bearers will carry the olympic flame across some 300 cities and towns. >>> the time right now is 5:28. we are counting down the fourth of july celebrations happening all across our area today. nbc 10's jesse gary has a preview of a massive party on the parkway in center city. jesse? >> reporter: rosemary by the dawn's early light, philadelphia here, the city of brotherly love, final preps underway here for welcome america. we'll talk about it after the break. >>> i'm tracking a few light showers in the forecast for today. i'll let you know if things will clear up by the time the fireworks go off. that's all coming up in my full forecast. dberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to a

thank you. >> thanks for having me on. >> ben kallo, baird. what's the trade?> sety seems to be in this month of july decoupling from the oil price. i know we have the argument oil price means nothing to these solar names but they have traded in lock step. until recently stock sun changed from a decent day it has today. 40% short interest. i think it rallies from here. >> what's going on with sun edison? getting crushed lately. you're in, it right? >> it's a combination of this correlation with oil. it's more correlated with oil. people are concerned with the yieldco model. dan has brought this up. if you believe markets are not going to throw a lot of funding money at a structure that's been in the short term because they're trying to grow and gain capacity and gain the scale we just talked about. i think they're doing fine but to say they're not going to be affected by moving energy prices i think is to say in the entire sector's immune and they're not. >> what's the trade on tesla? >> here's the thing. the model x. that's the story. and we know the model s a

baird has 720 -- 675. >> nasdaq up 3.3% this week.ple corporate names you're watching nicole. >> we'll look at ge and honeywell two big industrial type names earnings before the bell. let's take a look. ge expected to report their numbers, that will fall from a year ago. analysts report that the profit of 28 cents a share on revenue of $28.7 billion. that is what is expected. investor will look for progress reports on ge purchase of energy assets from alston and the plans to sell its appliance business to electrolux which has been block on antitrust grounds. making concessions to try to make these things happen. noted earlier selling off some of the businesses. ge could release more information on the sale of banking businesses in the current quarter. there is honeywell. honeywell expected to earn 1.49 which would be higher year-over-year. estimated revenue of $9.7 billion would actually be a drop from last year. honeywell revised it us full-year guidance in the recent earnings report. sales were lower while adjusted earnings per shar

also coming up in our 9:00 newscast, we'll talk to lisa baird from the u.s. olympic committee about the road to rio tour. >>> on that note we are less than 200 days from the 2016 olympic games. yesterday organizers unveiled the olympic torch in rio de janeiro. about 12,000 torch bearers will carry the flame across some 300 cities and towns. >>> good morning and happy fourth of july. heading into the rest of the morning we are going to begin with light showers especially in the poconos. plus in the lehigh valley less chance of seeing showers on the shore which is great news for everyone heading down towards the beaches. more sun for us on sunday and then i'm tracking a warming trend. we'll warm things up as early as tomorrow. a live look outside right now. mostly cloudy skies for us. 70 degrees in philadelphia. winds at about 6 miles per hour. throughout the rest of the region, we're at 68 in pottstown. 70 degrees in atlantic city. low 70s in stone harbor. temperatures in dover at 72. our radar shows isolated showers near the northern parts of burlington count

david koening at robert baird. before we go to break, these you are your headlines this morning. slashes 1500 jobs. the latest energy giant under pressure as oil resumes the slide. >>> chinese volatility continues its slide after swinging between gains and losses. >>> tom brady's four game suspension has been upheld by the nfl following the deflategate scandal. we'll be back in 2. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." higher than .6 of 1%. the media, household goods, health care all sectors that are out performing in addition to the fact that the chinese markets are rotating between losses and gains throughout the session ended higher by 3.5% yesterday. that's also in today's session which i think also has lent an element of stability to these markets. >> julia, that's helping u.s. futures. if we take a peek they're looking percy. s&p 500 up by 6.25%. dow joins 39 points. nasdaq 16 points. today all eyes on them. >> and the fed. >> let's give you a look at what's going on in the trading session today. june pending home sales out at 10:00 a.m. eastern. these signed contracts o

judge gary baird decided to release sobotker on a $500,000 unsecured bond and this means he didn't haveto get out. the judge said he doesn't believe the bail system is fair and prosecutors are frustrated with the judge's decision. >> because of public safety concerns that we have for anyone chargeled with the crimes it's something we want to look at. >> harris survived a kidney transplant in 2010 and it was profiled on the "today" show. >>> in the lyons sisters case, more than one person may be responsible. the sheriff said that richard welch the uncle of the man charged in the murders may have sexually assaulted katherine and sheila lyon. police are calling the uncle a person of interest. he lives in hyattsville, maryland. a grand jury has indicted lloyd lee welch for the murder of the two children. he's currently in jail in delaware on an unrelated sex offense. >>> disturbing new details about the man accused of fatally beating a maryland child over a piece of birthday cake. he's been charged with abuse before. police say robert wilson beat 9-year-old jack garcia unconscious in june a

this is lisa baird. thanks for joining us. first, you have a lot of displays out here track and field, et cetera. what is it meant to do for people when they come here? >> this is what it's all about. we want people to hear the stories of our amazing athletes share these memories if their grandmother or grandfather were kids and it's what we do to inspire the future generation of what will be the next olympians. >> reporter: i see a lot of people here carl lewis and flo jo. i don't see bruce jenner. >> you know what? we have heard from a lot of fans and i think you might see something on the next stop of the tour with caitlyn jenner. >> reporter: okay. let me show you this one thing we have over here. we talk about some of the exhibits, some of the things you can participate in. this is -- like a green screen kind of similar to what brittney would do for the weather but in this, you can actually stand up on the green screen and pose and then the pose will come out, this is the high dive so i will do it for you real quick. i wi

lemonis: that partner, dane baird... dane: this is still delicious. lemonis: ...had made a small investment but wasn't willing to invest any more time or money. peter: how do we buy you out? what do you want? dane: so, i don't want to sell. peter: you're just trying to hold us hostage. that's all it is. lemonis: but it all seemed fixable, so i made a deal. we're sharing 50/50 in the profits. i'm 100% in charge. so, we have a deal? my first move was to untangle the toxic partnership, so i bought dane out... you're essentially not gonna be in charge anymore. ...then set a whole new plan in motion. peter: [ laughs ] lemonis: since the shop was hard to find... look away. ...we'd make sweet pete's impossible to miss. turn around. peter: oh, my god! lemonis: the more time i spent with pete and allison, the more i believed in their mission. so i doubled down and purchased this historic mansion in downtown jacksonville. the renovation was massive. it took over eight months and cost just over $3.4 million. this place looks ridiculous. the new sweet pete's is 2

but before we could do a deal, i needed to untangle pete and his wife, allison, from dane baird. peter: how do we buy you out? what do you want? dane: so, i don't want to sell. lemonis: dane had put up only $2,000 for his 50% share and had invested no sweat equity. and while pete and allison were collecting a check that they could barely live on... allison: we made $10,000 combined. lemonis: you can't live off $10,000 a year. ...dane, who owned the building sweet pete's operated out of, was collecting a healthy rent check. and how much rent did you get? dane: i think it's $1,400 a month, so... lemonis: their relationship was toxic. peter: i'm calling you out on your integrity. it's crap. i don't care how [bleep] hard it gets, i will be here. where are you? lemonis: so, i bought dane out for $50,000 -- 25 times his original investment. peter: i never thought i was gonna get dane out of my hair. lemonis: a lot of money, but it allowed all of us to move forward and make a deal. for my $750,000, i will own 50% of the business, you will own 50% of the business. and with that money, we

>> we have a business partner, dane baird. he owns half of the company with us. >> i didn't know that. i thought it was just you guys. >> we don't see him very often. >> is there a lease here on this facility? >> we have--it's up may of next year. >> uh-huh, and how much is it a month? >> $1,400. >> can you break down kind of how your finances work, a summary of your finances? >> we're doing close to $420,000 a year. >> and does the business make any money today? >> no. this year we lost about $17,000. but, you know, last year we only lost, like, $3,000, but we paid ourselves more this year so that we could live. the first year, we made $10,000 combined. >> you can't live off $10,000 a year combined. >> we've been fighting with dane over this. he doesn't want us to get paid at all. i tried to get $12 an hour, and he's tried to block that. and it's just been a constant fight with this guy. >> why haven't you guys bought him out? >> i've tried, and he won't sell. i mean, we have tried this for six months now. >> does he contribu

understand are threatened this sacrifice our actually started this blaze will be watching the progress bairdf getting you as we get new numbers. >>charles clifford: they were temporary close boy alive in order to install some overhead signs along the roadway the plan to cope with the were quickly when traffic is lightest the ability to detour to go from the closure was on the last couple of hours than at 10:00 p.m. on thursday july 9th it will be completely shut down as a 5:00 a.m. the following monday the closing hear and read will extend for marinas emphasis of the intersection of highway one that was the bill was use high 1 to reach the golden gate bridge move traffic on to the new presidio parkway during the close of it also put the finishing touches on the new intersection with more readable or reopened too often our rams to high walls of the close was arrears'. >>james: revealing information on bill cosby this morning would say would deposition unveiled the law of his sexual encounters with women disney has a physical location you problem never heard about the tell where you can find t

rw baird raising its price target to $73. it has more confidence following new business awards.greens boots alliance one of the biggest winners on the s&p today. the largest drug store chain in the u.s. posting better than expected earnings raising its profit forecast and naming acting ceo to that role permanently. >> you want a little anecdote? they own duane reade in the city. you know what i've been going to do a lot lately? use apple pay on the apple watch. i don't know. those things matter. >> her apple watch is my blackberry. we cling to those. >> apparently i'm the only one that has one. 13 minutes to go into the close. the dow up 79 points. s&p nine. up next, two ways to play this market. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call toda

baird. he has a $335 price target on tesla stock. this seems like an incremental product announcement. does it do anything to move the needle for you? >> it does a couple of things. investors are worried about the x schedule. it was good he brought that up. said they were on track. we see the model x as the next major catalyst. this shows the flexibility in technology. one option gets a cheaper car so a broader audience. one option gets more range. helps reduce that range anxiety. the ludicrous mode will sell more cars and drag up that margin. >> bearing in mind there are a lot of skeptics about the valuations of tesla stock these days i'm curious. you like this stock. are you betting on the stock or are you betting on elon musk? >> i think you bet on elon musk. under elon musk you have his co-founder and deep bench in technology across the whole business model from the way they make cars to the battery technology to the way they sell cars directly to the consumers. then you throw in the option which is becoming more reality even tho

one of my favorites, fitbit baird comes out today with a piece which basically has done a huge surveyf what people want. they want fitbit. they do not want the apple watch. they want the apple watch, okay but the fitbit they're going crazy with. people want to upgrade fit. it's an eco system. the fit is going to have big numbers. i think they use a conservative margin number and they still have big numbers and they're talking about a stock going much higher in the $50 price range. >> apple watch, fitbit different crowd. >> think eco system and i'm going to say it. >> it's got an eco system. people like to have things on their wrist that don't show anything. >> here's the problem, david. it's really one of those things where people are going to say it's short squeezed like shack. this is feeling short squeezes. squeezish, and that's what's driving it right now and people are going to do a shack here. at this point, could it go to 50? yes, but understand that shorts are stramabling. >> we have the opening bell coming up right after this. my name is julia grinberg. i work in energy effic

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